1. to have or use more or better weapons or firepower than someone else
Usage: transitive verb; often used in military or combat contexts
2. to defeat or get the better of someone by having superior resources, skills, or advantages
Usage: transitive verb; figurative use

Examples

• The smaller nation was outgunned by the larger military force.
• In the competition, our team was outgunned by their superior experience.
• The rebels were heavily outgunned but refused to surrender.
• She felt outgunned in the debate against three experienced lawyers.
• The startup was outgunned by established tech companies with more resources.
• Militarily, the defenders were outgunned from the start of the conflict.